Grouse Mountain Resorts Ltd
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Address6400 Nancy Greene WayNorth Vancouver, British Columbia V7R 4K9 Canada Website |
General ContactGillian Orris and Sydney DeutschmannEducation Sales Coordinators 604 980 9311, follow prompts, then ext 5541 or 5546 604 984 7234 |
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The Artists for Conservation Festival is an extraordinary 10-day international art and environmental education event that immerses visitors in nature through workshops, film, and a world-class art exhibit. Hosted at Grouse Mountain Resort in Vancouver, BC Canada from November 4 to 13, 2011, the festival features an exciting program for youth, students and families and features the art of some of the leading nature and wildlife artists and naturalists from around the world. Festival visitors will have the opportunity to view, compare and discuss the world's top nature and wildlife art, learn about conservation issues, participate in hands-on workshops, listen to inspiring lectures, watch demos and documentaries, win exciting prizes including a Robert Bateman original, and directly support conservation work and AFC through the purchase of artwork and festival merchandise. The Festival's highlights include: •The world's top annual conservation-themed art exhibit featuring over 70 original artworks for sale by over 50 master artists from around the globe •10 days of inspiring art and environmental programs for youth, students and families including hands-on workshops with master artists, sharing their techniques and perspectives on art, nature, and their conservation work. •An opening keynote address by world renowned artist, naturalist and author, Robert Bateman •A rare opportunity to meet the masters and see them in action during intimate live demonstrations •The world premier screening of How an Artist Saved the Mountain Gorilla - Retracing the Steps of Carl Akeley •First Nations dance, live music, guest lecturers, guided exhibit tours, black-tie fundraising gala and more..
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Using Grouse Mountain’s Blue Grouse sustainability efforts as an example, this program aims to bring awareness to today’s youth about their environment, surrounding wildlife and the many things they can do to sustain and support both. This full-day program culminates in an inspiring visit to The Eye of the Wind, BC’s largest energy-producing wind turbine. Students will ascend to 58 metres above Grouse Mountain’s peak in the turbine elevator and stand inside the glass-enclosed viewPOD, where they will see the turbine’s massive rotating blades from less than 2 metres away. Recommended for grades 5-12.
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Let Grouse Mountain take your breath away on the most unforgettable outdoor experience in the Lower Mainland! Start with the stunning trek around Blue Grouse Lake on our original lines and then zip at top speeds of 80 km/hr across the peaks of Grouse and Dam Mountain on the new lines. Be the first to traverse the canyon and tell your friends. If you dare...
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The Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife offers leading-edge interpretive programs that make learning about nature fun and fascinating! Students and teachers are provided with a unique opportunity to learn about British Columbia's indigenous species, experience First Nations culture and participate in an organized recreational activity. The Wildlife Education programs are grade-based and aligned with the British Columbia's Science, Social Studies, Mathematics and Physical Educations curricula. Enthusiastic educators ensure the programs are delivered at an age appropriate level. Programs can be adapted for grade levels, special needs, ESL groups and are available in French.
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Perfect for Biology 11! Students will be whisked up the mountain and receive an interactive workshop focused on an overview of the flora and fauna found on Grouse Mountain and the characteristics that define their respective phyla. The day will also include an outdoor GPS activity and a visit to our Grizzly Bear habitat.
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Discover the traditional way of life for coastal First Nations people. Your class will enjoy a full day of legends, songs, and dances in the hiwus Feasthouse, an authentic Pacific Northwest longhouse. The visit begins with a guided hike or snowshoe tour through a sub-alpine forest. At the Feasthouse, students participate in dances and craftwork while learning the cultural importance of local plants and animals. For a truly unique and authentic experience a sample of native cuisine will be served.
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Grouse Mountain Snow School Ski and Snowboard lesson programs are led by Certified Instructors who are trained to provide a fully supervised, safe and encouraging lesson for your students. Participants will develop their ski/snowboard skills in a fun and playful mountaintop winter wonderland!
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Grouse Mountain, in conjunction with Jim Wiese, is pleased to offer this program that combines snow activities with specially designed science curriculum activities. Enhance your snow experience with an exploration of the science of snow, skiing, snowboarding, ice skating or snowshoeing. Elementary Science of Snow – New This Year! This program compliments Grouse Mountain’s 1-Day or 4-Day ski or snowboard sessions. Curriculum activities match the science IRPs for Grades 4 – 7. Information and pricing on 1-Day and 4-Day Ski or Snowboard Sessions are found at www.grousemountain.com/Summer/wildlife-education/ Secondary Science of Snow This program includes observations and measurements of selected aspects of skiing/snowboarding, skating or snowshoeing applying mechanics, thermodynamics and other elements of the Physics 11 & 12 curriculum in outdoor winter activities. Students can choose from skiing/snowboarding, or a combination of ice skating and snowshoeing. Program pricing can be found at www.grousemountain.com/Summer/wildlife-education/ *Program price includes Skyride and Lift Ticket for Skiing/Snowboarding option or Grouse Mountain Ice Skating and Snowshoeing option.
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Fun and easy to learn for all ages! Join our experienced guides and wander through the snowy trails exploring the sub-alpine forest of the Coastal Mountain Range. Grouse Mountain has over 10 kilometres of marked and patrolled trails in the Munday Alpine Snow Park. Students will learn outdoor safety and survival skills and avalanche awareness.
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Visit Vancouver's only outdoor mountaintop ice-skating rink! Just a few steps from the warmth of the Peak Chalet, the 8,000 square foot rink is open daily throughout the winter and is included with your Skyride Admission. Skate rentals are $5 for students.
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A magical celebration of the holiday season featuring Santa's Workshop, live reindeer, ice skating, sleigh rides, musical performances and Christmas classics in the high definition electronic cinema theatre in the Sky.
